The Romney economic policy is wrong, and bad, disastrously so; the Romney foreign policy is as ill-conceived and disastrous as the Bushies crackpot notions and lies. This is what our allies think of us; it is not much different from what the Brits, the Canadians, or all of the European nations think as well.
Despite the rhetoric of Bebe Netanyahu, and Netanyahu's fellow-countrymen and cronies among the Romney advisors, even a majority of Israel does not support the policies of our Republicans.
Bush was a gigantic internationally thugish disaster; Romney and the Republicans could exceed that disaster, both in foreign and domestic policies, if they get into office. They should ALL be voted out, every redfaced, redhanded-with-greed last one of them.
Despite the rhetoric of Bebe Netanyahu, and Netanyahu's fellow-countrymen and cronies among the Romney advisors, even a majority of Israel does not support the policies of our Republicans.
Bush was a gigantic internationally thugish disaster; Romney and the Republicans could exceed that disaster, both in foreign and domestic policies, if they get into office. They should ALL be voted out, every redfaced, redhanded-with-greed last one of them.
Romney's comments at the Boca Rotan fundraiser are down-right scary.
ReplyDeleteI wrote a piece on the MN Political Roundtable criticizing Romney's apparent confusion on "dirty bombs" and Iran's nuclear program ... the differences are so dramatic it shows his either ignorance or desire to pander to an uninformed (albeit wealthy) crowd.
Now, I read the UK Telegraph picking apart his apparent misunderstanding of the occupied areas and that West Bank is controlled by Fatah, which renounces violence and long ago signed up to the so-called “two state” peace process.
No wonder that Prime Minister David Cameron has said " Mitt Romney had that unique distinction of uniting all of England against him with his various remarks. On behalf of my love of England, I have to support the President [Barack Obama] who is anything but making faux-pas.”